Junk Removal in Lubbock, TX
Move-out pile in Overton, a garage that lost its truck, or a farmhouse full of decades? Point at it. We lift, load, donate what deserves it, and haul the rest.
Call (806) 555-0162- Volume pricing approved before anything moves
- Same-day and next-day slots most weeks
- All the lifting, from any room or building
- Donation and recycling before the landfill
What We Haul
Furniture Removal
Move-out week left furniture stacked to the ceiling. Sleeper sofa that defeated everyone who tried.
Learn moreAppliance Removal
Old refrigerator squatting in the garage for years. Washer and dryer swap with nowhere to put the old set.
Learn moreEstate Cleanout
Family home that must clear before a sale. Farmhouse with outbuildings full of decades.
Learn moreGarage & Storage Cleanout
Garage the truck cannot enter anymore. Storage unit charging rent on forgotten boxes.
Learn moreYard & Construction Debris
Renovation debris stacked in the drive. Fence flattened by the last wind event.
Learn moreHow It Works
- Text the pile or book a walkthrough. A photo gets you a fast range; bigger jobs earn a free in-person look before anything is priced.
- Approve the price on the spot. Volume-based, all-inclusive, and locked with your OK before anything is lifted.
- We lift, load, and sweep. Donations to donation centers, scrap to recycling, the rest disposed of properly. You carry nothing.
Honest Pricing
Volume sets the price, and the ranges are public: single items typically $75 - $125, quarter loads $150 - $250, half loads $250 - $400, full truckloads $450 - $600 - labor, loading, and disposal included. Heavy dense material like concrete prices by weight class instead, stated up front. The final number gets your approval on arrival, before anything moves.
Get your space back this week.
Call (806) 555-0162Or text us and we will call you back to schedule.
Serving the Lubbock Area
Trucks run the whole city, inside and outside Loop 289 - Tech Terrace, Overton, Maxey Park, the southwest neighborhoods - plus Wolfforth, Shallowater, Slaton, Idalou, Ransom Canyon, and the acreage properties between them. Farm and outbuilding cleanouts are standard work, not special requests.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does junk removal cost in Lubbock?
Volume sets it, and the ranges are public: single items $75 - $125, quarter loads $150 - $250, half loads $250 - $400, full trucks $450 - $600, with labor and disposal included. The final number gets your approval on arrival, before anything is touched.
Can you come today?
Often - same-day slots exist most weeks if you call before early afternoon, and next-day is nearly always available outside the semester move-out waves. Move-out season books early; call ahead of the wave.
Do I need to move anything to the curb or alley?
No - the lifting is the service. The crew carries from wherever things sit: back bedroom, shop building, storage unit across town. And furniture should never go in the alley dumpsters anyway; that is a citation, not a disposal plan.
What happens to my stuff?
Donation first - Lubbock's programs want usable furniture, appliances, and household goods, and receipts are available when items qualify. Metal recycles by weight, refrigerant units get certified recovery, and only genuine junk rides to the landfill.
What will you not take?
Hazardous materials: wet paint, chemicals, fuel, propane, asbestos-suspect material, and vehicle batteries. The crew consolidates them and points you to the City of Lubbock's household hazardous waste disposal, which exists for exactly this.
Do you work outside the city?
Yes - Wolfforth, Shallowater, Slaton, Idalou, Ransom Canyon, and the acreage between are standard coverage. Farm and outbuilding cleanouts quote building by building at a walkthrough.
Do you handle landlord and realtor work?
Constantly - unit turnovers, batch pickups across properties, and dated pre-listing cleanouts ahead of the photographer. Invoices itemize per property and can go to whichever party books.
Is your pricing really final?
The number you approve on arrival is the number on the receipt - the truck door never closes on a price you did not agree to. Dense material like concrete prices by stated weight class, and even that gets named before loading, never after.